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The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) regulates drone safety in Australia.

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Your feedback, comments and complaints help us to better understand and address community or industry concerns.

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Drone operators must ensure they operate in line with privacy laws.

Drone use may be subject to a range of Commonwealth, State and Territory laws to manage privacy concerns. Such laws can differ across jurisdictions and may not specifically mention drones. 

Privacy guidance

The Drone Privacy Guidelines were developed by the department to provide information about how drone users can ensure they operate in accordance with relevant privacy laws. The Guidelines were developed in consultation with states and territories, industry and other stakeholders, to support a shared understanding of how drone operations intersect with relevant privacy provisions. Operators should seek specific legal advice or contact relevant state or territory bodies if they have any concerns or questions about proposed activities.

A final version of the Drone Privacy Guidelines, and the accompanying submission summary document, can be found at the links below:

Public consultation submissions received for the guidelines can be found here. The department would like to thank all those who took the time to provide feedback.                                                                                

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